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I'm looking for a website where you can type in a URL of a site and then the website extracts all the used font-styles and colors used in this particular URL.
The result looks like a kind of Patternlab.
Somebody sent me this link once but now I can't find it anymore. Hope anybody can help!
I don't have an information about that website, but I have found some plugins, that may you help find fonts and colors on websites.
You just need to click it and it shows you all the information about website.
It works very good, showing also font-size, style, etc.
Type an URL on the "Grab Website Colors" panel, click OK, and then you have to wait a looong time, depend on the "size" of the website of course.
A colleague of mine just found the Page. hurray
It's: http://stylifyme.com/
You can also see the Project here: https://github.com/micmro/Stylify-Me
There is a browser extension call Colors and Fonts Extractor That does extacly that and then allows you to export them as CSS variables https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/colors-and-fonts-extractor/
https://alwane.io It is a web-based tool giving you the ability to extract colors from a website URL or an existing CSS code, regroup/order colors, then generate a palette including a CSS/Sass file. A simple and handy tool to build your next project's colors, get inspiration, and examine your website's color palette.
